1955 Studebaker - Empty Pockets!

**richy** · 08-28-2017, 07:34 AM

Loving the colour and your great job of making it JUMP!

**JKDesign** · 08-28-2017, 10:16 AM

Beautiful!

**Aaryn NZ** · 08-31-2017, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by TMQ

Polishing out SIVs is a whole nuther thing, isn't it! It feels so special to polish this out than a regular daily driver.

I can just feel the fun factor that one gets from polishing something just like that Studebaker! And the color? Lordy, seeing the transformation in purple is a lot more fun than something like white.

Beautiful job Aaryn!

Tom

Thanks Tom.

Agreed mate. This truck was pretty solid all round really, if anything I would say re chrome the grill & call it done. Stunning colour in the sunshine - looked fantastic sitting on the grass at the charity car display over the weekend.

Originally Posted by richy

Loving the colour and your great job of making it JUMP!

Thank you Richy.

The paint kinda seemed more blue before I started polishing, I guess it had lost all its fizz underneath all the swirls & holograms.

Originally Posted by JKDesign

Beautiful!

Thank you JKDesign.

Aaryn NZ.

**AZ Mike** · 08-31-2017, 04:18 PM

Another great job Aaryn. Thanks for sharing.

**LEDetailing** · 09-01-2017, 12:39 AM

I just saw a green Studebaker pick up parked near our house. I wanted to stop and talk with the owner however he was obviously working on the railroad. First thing I thought about when I saw the Studebaker lettering on the tailgate was this truck that you detailed. I believe the truck I saw was around a 1948, it had a very distinct grill.

**Aaryn NZ** · 09-01-2017, 04:59 AM

Originally Posted by AZ Mike

Another great job Aaryn. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Mike my friend.

Originally Posted by LEDetailing

I just saw a green Studebaker pick up parked near our house. I wanted to stop and talk with the owner however he was obviously working on the railroad. First thing I thought about when I saw the Studebaker lettering on the tailgate was this truck that you detailed. I believe the truck I saw was around a 1948, it had a very distinct grill.

Thanks LEDetailing.

Ha, how cool. To be honest, apart from the Studebaker Champ truck I really didn't know they made any other trucks until the owner of this purple 55 said he had purchased it whilst I was detailing his Studebaker car. Quite cool trucks, maybe not as popular as the Chevy or Ford trucks but still loaded with character & great style.

Aaryn NZ.